Every life tells a story, and Nae’s was written through  family, friendship, laughter, sacrifice, and love.

Reginald Catrino Warren entered this world on March 16  1974, to Patricia Warren Canciller, his mother, and Johnny L Warren, his father in Tupelo, Mississippi. He departed this life on August 3, 2026, at NMMC after a period of declining health. He accepted Christ at an early age and united with White Hill Baptist Church in Tupelo,  MS. He peacefully reconciled with Jesus Christ before  passing.

Nae was a 1992 graduate of Tupelo High School. He also  attended Jackson State University from 1994 to 1995. After his time at Jackson State, he obtained his CDL and gained experience with several well -established companies before becoming an independent owner operator.

There are people who spend their lives leaving footprints, and then there are those who leave tire tracks that connect families, businesses, and communities. Every highway he traveled, every sunrise he greeted from behind the wheel  and every destination he reached was a testament to his unwavering dedication, hard work, and strength.

Over the years, Nae became many things to many people  a beloved son, devoted father, cherished brother, trusted friend, coworker, and a familiar voice to those he met along the way. One of the most meaningful parts of his life was his work as a professional truck driver. For more than twenty years, Reginald worked behind the wheel. To him it was more than a job. It was responsibility, sacrifice, and a way to provide for the people who mattered most. His work took him through early mornings, late nights, and long stretches of time away from home. There were mornings he started before sunrise and evenings he finished long after most. There were long hours alone, but he endured them with dedication and pride. Through it all, he kept going. Each day represented perseverance. Each completed job represented commitment. Each mile reflected purpose. But no matter how demanding life became, home and family remained his foundation.

Beyond Work

Reggie also enjoyed the world of video gaming. Through gaming, he built friendships that reached far beyond a screen. He connected with people both near and far, sharing conversations, laughter, competition, and late night sessions that turned into lasting bonds. Some never met him in person, but they knew him well. Those friendships were real because Nae was real in every space he entered.

The Man Behind the Work

Reggie understood what his work required. It took discipline to stay committed, patience to handle long hours and delays, strength to be away from loved ones and sacrifice to keep showing up day after day. He carried those responsibilities with quiet strength. But what he gave to others went far beyond his work. He gave love to his family, friendship to those around him, laughter when it was needed, and memories that will never fade. Nae leaves behind a legacy built on all of these things.

His Greatest Gift Was Love

Of everything Reggie accomplished, nothing mattered more than the people he loved. He leaves to cherish his memory: His Mother Patricia Canciller; His Father Johnny L Warren; His Children Rashaam A. Warren and Karson Webster; His Sibling Seante Wilson (Cyrus); Grandchild  Quincy Warren and Nephews Jamiron Eatmon and Micah Wilson;

Special Loved Ones

A very special friend Ronica Scales; He also leaves behind his three (3) aunts Virgina Hodges, Charlene Scales, and Gail Cherry; his three (3) uncles, Hollis Greene, Sam Listenbee (Renee), Jerry Smith ( Daisy) and host of nephews, cousins, extended family, coworkers, friends, fellow drivers, and gaming friends whose lives were touched by knowing him.

Those Who Preceded Him in Death

Reginald was preceded in death by his grandparents; Lucille Evans, Charlie Wright, George E & Annie Mae Thornton  and his aunt Sandra K Davis.